What else can i do to fix my a/c in my car?

Asked by MDX_4124 Jun 12, 2015 at 11:58 PM about the 2004 Toyota Corolla S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a toyota corolla S.. About a yr ago
my a/c quit working. It just blows out hot
air. My step dad mentioned recharging it,
So we bout the a/c pro that had a
gauge....hooked it up and what not it said it
was charged. We done this several times
and u can hear my a/c kicking on. Does
anyone know what i can do to get my air
working! Plz i have a 3 yr old an it doesnt
help that my interior is black! Any info is
much apprecitate it!

13 Answers

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The AC pro recharge is just to add to a system that has some freon in it already from what I read what you wrote your system was completely empty so you are going to have to keep putting freon in until your compressors clutch stops clicking once it stops clicking the system is full so do not use the AC pro just but the freon in the little cans

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64,360

Buy the freon in the little cans it's cheaper then the AC pro.

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64,360

You may also try adding a can of freon stop leak it may stop your leak if it is a small leak. If that does not work time to have system repaired.

It's not Freon Its R134a and here is a chart for Corolla 2003 -2008 click for full screen

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http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/Discussion-t18044_ds658544#msg454235

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This is the orifice tube tennisshoes is talking about ...and Corolla does not use an accumulator

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64,360

Sorry FordNut do not now were you get your information but R 134a is a freon.

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The Receiver/dryer serves the same purpose as the accumulator in other cars.

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Freon is chlorofluorocarbons. R134A is dichlorodifluoromethane, a haloalkane refrigerant

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I stand corrected tennisshoes, I had part of it backwards. Mixed up. Thanks for the correction.

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64,360

When I buy a can from the parts store it says R 134a Freon right on the can.

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Guys if the ambient temperature is above 110 F like 122 F how is the R134A is going to react ? Do you have a chart or something ? . Thanks.

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